The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1851, Page 1

THE NEWYORK HERALD. oo WHOLE NO. 6944. MORNING EDITION----THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS, DOUBLE SHEET. POLITICAL, ss oa FINANCIAL, TO SALES BY AUCTION . W, SHIRLEY, AUCTIONRER THURSDAY, we ‘oc, so IBUET, A AL No, 216 fete age Gan Wars a 3 oe RRR w street, in the Croton Water bases Teeitiven, sobresine tet Gisee ae La REGISTER—CORNELIUS V. ANDERSON. small sums of $1,000, $1,200 and $1,000, Tetablors Lempe, F ae or Willlamabergs ® a as Granite, Yellow Ware, tpl Wedlives tesa dy Wate NDENT TIOKET—FOR 000 WANT#D a PARTNER, wird - {GHILTON, (AUCTIONEER. CEES E ENE | 95,000 area Ee |B, Le an «Charles janes. alf of an an eetebliahed businees, ry Breads Laas wy at auction “. eee 3, vedi Brosdw E TIC REPUBLICAN NOMI- seals ¢ Business, ‘The parier comingia | of yare Fl ‘il in , ee ARAM RE. For As- f bare the funds of the b- | buds, consis: of very sized Camelias, oom auras, are = pleasant. Address, by | Tinus, Artem , Arbuttelone, and a choice variety of other BMOCRATIC Saran NOMI- ister -” «ath i = snemaneretosnen, oe oe, aldera rman, Dudley Haley; for Assistant Tse 2 BONDS WANTED —TRXAS has ytrd S22 Z.3 E. CARRINGTON, ATOTIONBER— AUCTION NO- ‘Raagieeateseaste™ 7 Bie Rah ran 51828 Fost Oitce, with particulars. an iinet foie aeia eount of whom WU may renosen EGOND WARD DEMOORATIO WIIG REGULAR aoe = Curtis ington, ‘No. Il William ii sell on § ominations— Union and Com romito Tske & J. 7, FAPSCOTT & CO Thursday, S0th Tatts the stock of wonrp fe in ee et ° i Eas tor aay caveats seostle aan’ ‘wil nd throe-ply extra ¥ Great pri Ireland. | The; a oe also sole 1 filling and cotton For School Inspeoto: Por School Trustees... iveon Clifton, dibEON CLiPros, Chairman, jah Seoretarics. Kemp, Brsvaun L Cuamngn' ‘the pel gupparted at thi ‘Third ward ot ‘the city James B. . Sen Lockwood ; for Cevatables ‘Anitew Nesbitt aud B am: for School Commissioners, Rauson Ste Thomas Stillman; for Trustees of Schoo) Joseph Battin and Simeon Outwater; for School x d ttephea ‘Backhalter, Firet district: George W d district: G. W. Palme: W. L. Shardlow, A. §. Jone hatterton, Abner 7: motion cf Mr. David Mott, t-¢ following reasiutions iy adopted, and ordered to be printed ia papers Of the oity, viz :—The Herald, Sunday Atlas and Sunday Times:— opinion of this ermmittes, & larg Gardiner, Feria ained candidates on said charter yy Will insure the unui rided sup- of the city and constitution of our cauch admired and its) Also—Resol ve the names of James B. Rich, Awos ‘T. Gavett, and the others above named, are wel kaowa to the most of the citizens of this ward as mon of eharsoter and nbility, telly competent forthe varions duties required int eee of the offices for which they ere nominated. their fellow citizens to join ios Grand orontighe Procession on Friduy evening, Oo in honor of the glorious democratic victories wiiioh ha ust been won by the democraey of Uhio, Georgia, alitor it , Pennaylvania, and clear tie track for. the emocrate of New York ia the coming electi: 1 be 4.” The procession will mo of Veriek and Chaciton streets ae figection Col. Daniel C; Delavan,’ Grand Marshal, ide. KERRIGAN, Ch. Com. Arr. , Seorets: Ua HN ORSER, Ch. Ward Com. ry. NiGHTH AND NINTH WARDS —THIRD supicraL District sndhe, Tribune, of October 2th, i iat Democratic Whi ridley for Civil jeorge B. Deane for Police Justice, was organized by the 2psiatmt of nF. Newhouse, of the Righth ward, oo caoenes A. Bord ¢ Ninth ward. as Se- was the only teative sla in the district, pe ibe irregular ooqzention. claiming to mares al The advertisomentsia she d Herald are, therefore, false, We cali upon our callow citizens to note this and all similar missives from the Je one of their effor a thus laces of Civil eth udiciet Convention BENJAMIN ¥F. NEWHOUSE, Chairman. x Ba. Bornes, Secretary. Ne Ward MASS MEETING. Republican Blectors of th HE DEMOCRATIC ard are requested 69 neat, en mast, at Abingdon . strock and Biglith J erening, uh ins The following geatiomen have been iavited. to “fideeae ree “Cochran é Hon Daniel B. 8% bael Walsh, rt Johmston, Bey bert apeskers. By order of ehite ¥ tree, CAMPBELL, Chairman, Wor. Qu aowen nus ome pore tary. —— LAR DEMOCRATIC WHIG . tt he GREGULAR bly-David H. Sturtev: A Zee alderman tear F Ryder. wel F. Bi 1. Assessor—Jam Biace: For Trastee—Dr. Fraccis Miler. Foe lst District, Willis . Beets, James Couxes att? trict, haws Di Horatio Reed, Se: Bim ‘Abrahi ENTH WARD.—DEMOCKATIC MEETING. —THE Me iv hep ectora of the Eleyouth ward, t a A rail addrecs the mestin RGE WHITE, Chairman of Ward Committos, An st Socrotaries ont ae INETEENTH WARD. _—DEMOORATIO Reru BLICAN regular nomination: i For Alderman, John Dober ing, Pern’ 0 Sr} for Mrusteet, Edward Par'x Monrny, Jasin a Gamoet Vou i apvantiern WARD.—POLITICAL REFORM NOMI- ations. Jderman— Oliver I. Leo. Sieiivant aiderm arrison Jon ‘Assessors Cum Tucker, Aifrea 7 ferrell. ‘onstabloe—Jense Seaman, Charles Commlasonersef Common Benoole— ah, “Inspectors of Common Schools—James Mult, Charles H. Y 2 Schools—Andrew R. Trotter, Jo g.derale . Boe Tuvdari G. Stone, Ravin Dobbs, Charles In of Election—Firet District, John 1. Taiman, John Rrakine, Sesond District Fi Rogar. 7 iatrict—Jamos Scott, James Martin, op: NTIRTIE MARD.—OHARTER ¢ CON ENTION.— Tm = MA ERSON, Chairman. p, Secretaries. NOMINATIONS.— t Assistant Aldermaa, |, having seen our mames a4: iden eee ard dames aginst ae “Fan Pacekae. TH Wal erat unt eaten SEEN we wanes | pear tha ticket heeded an te talerane t and I did not the tioket ee ei ovan, NEW PUBLICATIONS. 0 P saa. omurg anterior | Haha day, many hoon ‘this day PHER, 7) Chatham saeeet. MPANY, cakieae st August last, iter Ssturdays let EQ 0 transfer ok will be closed i the 25t! EMITTANCES 70. TRPLAND, &e., McBi i Jr. & Ce sere ner 96 a th 2 pies forty years, also to any part of Bogiand P.. W. BYRNES & CO., 69 SOUTH STREET, N and 36 ha York, ‘erloo road, Live ey iin of Live Lo the Red Dra and ¥} Lines" of Liverpool Packets, ining weekly. Gortitonte for the abovelines’ oan, be. had on moderate terms, A* INDUSTRIOUS AND hg 1K gen Liyroyed heya | i eash oe $LEFO te » GEORGE ae per centage on al om babits, an advantageous array; at can be made. Address 183, Tower Post “Ottice, wish real name, and ean be had, ADAME AUGUSTA TAKES LEA pectfully to inform the ladies sn. Fork that hor in tions in dancing wil is d beautit oa, arres Broadway, For partioulaes, Vae Stuyvesant ‘Tuat titute, apply from 11 A. M. tos i PB, M., at roome 22 and bshaded WELLS AND SISTER'S ACADEMY fad healthfal exercises, 06 the Stu roadwa} has cee will be taught ‘fo the yt ar: ful and appropriate manner.” H. Wells and Sistor havo pasa- at the Academy, and at the rance Apply daily, at the above add is entirely new. CC3ARRUAUD'S ROOMS, 2 WHITE STRReT —THE Dancing and Waltzing Classes aro open for the recevti of pupils, at the abo ‘on every Monday and viet evening, at ‘and Sat ast 3 the afternoon, tor ladies, misee The joirees io every fourth Thursd: #eagon, to commence evening of each month during the ovember 20th. All information as re- terms, &o.,can be obtained by applying at Mr. Char- Tuaud’s recidonce, HM Bank streot, noar Fourth etreet, every day. between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock forenoon, and and 2ufternoon, and of Mr. Oeilvi at the above rooms, HE BROOKLYN CLASSES, AT MONTAGUE HALL, under the instruction of Mr. Charruau¢ and M 7, a0 open, for the reception | of pupils overy Tus and Friday afternoo half-pas' ok, for Miser, and Mastore,” The clase # for yentlemen: under the instruction of M and Saturds evening, Thurs ny 2th of IELO’S BALL AND CONCERT ROOM.—TAE PRO- Bail Teape2tfully informe the public that hie magai- all Koom has been put ii be spared to gh giving frat rate ¢ treated with on libe the office on Crosby street. ORES ALL DRESSES — PETER ROBERTS, $75 aces upwerds of a tigre in Cloaks, Talmsse Banke, P and co Embroidered cas’ will te found theetowals Briss Eo. BULPIN, 331 Brosdway, MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, &c. RD, TO THE LADIGS. MAD, LAVENE pened their Paris ‘millinery on Mondsy, Sep 133, ring street, third block Habes to tnt>em che li ry winter aud sum atterns that are to be bi im H hemselves, for they h be found in any ot! agly low. ad country Nin Es nbgotderies of very dats, trom 78 conts to 800 Bbw Mecilin, Camerz cera ane AND FURN: Ladies of Lothin; por joreney, at his store, w doors from Chatham street. eae maw WITH THE Seas rer a ane “—h igi ae oe EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c. RE EXPRESS.—BY AN ARRANGE- or ND HAVRE aneetoaae re Pete, ek oe ste meener ee pet ippers cam advise ORAM a, No. 6 Wall steoet. N. Bernas iJ & AND aria ber 20th, leas rye No. 1 street, corner mt earter to ‘ fe ton pia Newport — ‘River, connecting wit See ERFORD & paaee ¥ eet 4 1d twenty per: Soe a] PI — THR cO.—C, AFORNIA BX ba 7 itd LIQUORS: M®* me a AN Oy (TOR SAIB RY acuvonAmDT | Sane! LBS Bay. ma ‘T i Ra at Pajotiate os sities tae ther tes fanaa aa an eae ne ee * emumane, HOTELS. apa eee ve tiven om the wil ree gh eon G4 oa] also errord’ a Fianinatie 0 cppariunity te tho 00 wishin, - 4d Fr chase for their own use. Every lot will bes sold without re- serve. OHN DEWATER, AUCTIONEER —TRADE a waiehe ~ Precious Stones.—John ra ani ill sell to the trade. and others, on be ater & Co. wi Tirursday, October S0th, at lock, at‘thelt Batoe Room, No. 13 Wall strect, « i costly assortment of rio set Diamonds and other high cost and the latest 6 Maltere Crosses, Broo 5 also some. may Parui of fine Topaz. rose and brilliant Diamond, ‘snd sonetging of Noakinae, Bracelet, and Earrings, of the 1a an etyls, and ana or spenish market, as well as for th ‘Also, an invoice of 18 carat gold 4, well worth: attention of the trad as cach artiole will be warranted. Catalogues now ready. HF, E WIUHARD. AUCTION RER.—THIS MORNING, 4 AE 10 ovolock, at 300 Broadway, Furniture, Bron w ‘ancy Goods, H. lard will sell at auctio this morning, as above, the hy ie cabinetmal sisting of 20 lots, which is partioularly worthy of the atten tion of buyers. ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER—-STORE NO. 15 Spruce street—This aay at 11 o'clock, at the Auction Utitary Chosning, C G rn of 250 ‘undress Military: fantaloons, ta ‘Thread and Needl gle irae ba £008 BOGART, AUCTIONERR-STORE, No. b tne he ft ruce street. iy Astigtee Sale.—Wil! be sold on Friday, t imat 0 e'alock, at gat tare a the bs ait Seat, toggther with ‘sgons’ Scaffolding, jeafeld PI lorses, Poles, &e.; alao, alot Fown: sullable for a ssclaty mostlag roe VANZANDT, AUCTIONEER, of Churek MM. OL 100 dozen plates, office Desks, cookin, steads, Clocks, beta bon Blankets, Ke. NBM: in #mall and ‘Shawls, Hosio iarze sums on ali ~ Storage to let. prcagen’s SALE OF FURNITURE, PIANO. Mirrors, &» —To-morro, ( dat 1) o'clock, at the Sales Rooms, No. 85 Nassan ett Fulton,—R. C, Kemp will reli at auction, ssortment of valuable, Household without reserve, by Revewood Pianofer Tete-a-tetes, Spring Se tre and Fancy Tab! Gh "Printings, Franch Pinte Pier nnd Or ohly ainted Bedenom Furniture, with aud without macsie tone: Li Secretary Hookcases; plain Seat i, Mahogany, a Furniture, & of housekeepers. Catalogaca A‘ tion Ries ars, eplen di erticles, Furniture, &e. A'S CTION NOTH GROCERIES, andy, Gi CHAMPAGN! Sugar, &o ‘a x Priday, Ostodor 31, Dey atrest, corner of Green wich atroe! Domes, Starch, ‘Bo Walnuts, Tobscos Reasrs, Visi, Brscmer Ralsinsy Mackerel, ‘ustard, 3, um, Brandy, Sherry, Ports and Claret Win Pisutore Seales, Tron Sa! Stoves, W. A. CARTER, ot, ST Dey at.. cor Greenwich. URNITURE SALES IN BROOKLYN—BY J. 11EGE- man, Avetioreer—This day, (Thursday) Oct. 30h, at 10 o'clock A. M precisely, at No. 219 Jay street, between John ‘assortment of Par- for, Cb a ‘reellent order, ‘immediately after th at Willoughby saree’. aved plain Forsitare, ‘Get. Bat 10 ovetook, A. M., at the Salo Root ea, Frame ke. Also, , too Tapers Bakers’ tops, ta ising a catalogue of about 30 lots. Cata- Room oa Thursday. jer logues at the Rtas $ SALE.—W. N. LEWIS WILL SELL, is day, at up etaira, a qui fens consisting of a varist; t of Brushes, of various sorte: Also, Tapoctry and other Carpets ber and Cooking tov foo FOR SALE AND TO LET. DINING SALOON. W WITH BOR, AND TWO STORIES ove for lodgim: art i'y, now doing » goo Feet oe “The nest faite four large rooms. Th floor has room for twea y aitore and fixtures opame MATTRESS AND MAHOGANY BEDSTEAD for eal ura new; will bo sold A saorifice, Also, to let, a Ki h board, suitable for & gon u Indy, Priv if required. Apply at 194 Canal atross, ey 7 geteee ror SALE, <-F9 BB DISPOSED OF, actabl I FIRST CLA\ RESTAURANT AND of the Sari SITUATED IN ing good bum in other busi- ESTEPAg. Broadway, ness, will be Lee gy Pe a a 44 Aye FAc7O2%, 70,187, ON THIRD STREET, WIT team engi ler Anply at'146 Wa- ter street, or cor vi t Mark's place. ENTERL HO’ PETS AND OIL Ly for bier tea ied three 75 ty oY in cortal witty be sold ee Fornit je mew Inet May. aire sey 0 Becknea A NITURE SALE_SI- bs betirt To (A Ane ian sore . ec Per. ny me a ‘& onsh customer ff ‘this paper. OUSE, ta EET, AN pay order, at 9 parlors vate. atl Be re yh serie hands, is ee oe Sea are M ae SPACIOUS rh eam, w building, ithe Wrnae eetre of G. Eee tot street [\WENTY LOTS FOR SALE, ON THE SEVENTH AND BMI avenvee PR MPBON & BONS, 10 =f Tou LET—A Rs ad pepay ae Bett L yaad Po ve Soe et anni PPO LET Te 4 SMALL FAMILY, WI WIth x ote Steen Lp el. a TAMSBURG, P, LET PAT WILLIAMG® RG, T° Fanaa et Egeinae, Pehinnal Teter zeaenes on Cure RTD TS onst corner of See oleh of gentlemen’ ie Seg antes 3 Te AR at a NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. FURTHER FROM EUROPE. Louis Napoleon and the Right of Suffrage. ‘THE PENNSYLVANI\ STATE FAIR. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT BUFFALO. Interesting Maritime Intelligence. FIRES—AC CIDENTS—DEATHS, Bow, Ser, Ree Arrival of the Europa at Boston—The Ministerial Crisis in France, Bosrow, Oct. 29, 1851. The R. M. steamship Europa, reached her dock, at East Boston, at half past seven ¢’clock this evening. Her mails will leave here in the morning, and reach New York to-morrow afternoon. From the foreign papers at hand, we can gather little of interest, additional to the Halifax dispatch. ‘The Paris correspondent of the London Globe, under date of Thursday evening, 17th inst., says: “M. Bellault is spoken of as likely to be charged with the formation of the new cabinet; but it is certain that no decisive step will be taken until Louis Napoleon shall have com- pleted the draft of his message to the Assembly, so as to be able to submit it as his programme to the Persons whom he intends te invite to join his cabinet.” “ This mesesge,” says the Constitutionnel, “will propose the abrogation of the electoral law of 1850, and declare that, faithful to the cause of order, the President will never make apy concessions aren anarchy.” The Pen meylva: ia State Fair. Hannisnuaa, Oot. 22, 1851. The firet agricultural fair is largely attended, and the dixploy is finer than was expected, Had the Penn- tylvania Railroad Company done what was promised, all would have been right; but as it is the enclosure is well tiled, and vill be more so—and articles are still coming in. Some cutlery exhibited by Hinsdale, of Connecticut, merits notice; it is large, complete, and beautiful. Every hotel in town is crowded to excess, and stran- gers are constantly arriving. ‘The Hon. Andrew Stevenson, of Virginia, who is to de- liver the addrese, arrived this afterncon, ‘The Hon. James Buchanan, also ex-Governors Porter and Ritner, were on the ground to-day, Judge Watts, President of the society, isin attendance, and hundreds have joired the association. ‘The rain began to fall at seven o'clock this evening, and fears are entertained of @ wet day to-morrow. Hon, Henry Clay. Lov x, Oot. 29, 1851. The Honorable Henry Clay is here, much improved in health, Extensive Burglaries at Buffalo. Bervato, Oct. 29, 1851. Beveral daring robberies were committed on the dock last night. The counting houses of M. L. Hawley, H. 0. Cowing & Co, and F. W, Warren were entered, their safes opened, and, after their contents had been extract- ed,relecked. M.L. Hawley lost bills to the extent of upwerds of $2,500; F. W. Warren, $800; and Cowiug & Co., $200, The store of H. K. Plimpton, on Main street, was also entered, and the safe opened, but only $6 stolen, Mr. P. having taken home upwards of $2,(00 on the pre- vious evening. ‘The safes, with one exception, were Gay- ler's patemt. From Utica, COUNTERYEIT MONEY FOUND— CANAL BOAT SUNK, ETC. Unica, Oot. 29—7 P.M, A bundle of counterfeit money, amounting to $392, was found in one of the cars at the depot to-day. They were three dollar bills en the Essex County Bank, and not described in the Detector. A boat, loaded with staves, sunk, to-day, one mile west of Utica, The boat is insured for $400 in the Etna Com- pany cf Utica ‘The amount of the city tax of Utics, for 1851, is 27 £46 22, Gen. Burroughs’ Mansion Burned. Mevina, N. ¥., Oct, 29, 1861 The elegant mansion ef the Hon. 8 M. Burroughs, near this place, was discovered to be on fire this morn irg about two o'clock, and the infericr of the building is now a complete ruin. The furniture was much damaged, ard the loss is over $6,000. The building is insured fr $4coo. Monument to Revolutionary Heroes. Acrox, Mass., Oct, 29, 1851, The completion of a monumeny to the memory of Davis, Hosmer and Hayward, who fell at Concord Bridge, on the 10th of April, 1775, was celebrated in this town, to- day, with imporiog ceremonies, An address was dell- vered by Governor Boutwell, and speeches were made by the Hon. R. C. Winthrop, Hon. M. Thompson, of Charles- ton, Hon. Kobt. Rantoul, and others. A poem was also delivered by the Rev. John Pierpoint. About thirteen hundred persons dined together, under a mamm th tent A battalion of military were present, under Col Jones, Interesting Marine Intelligence. SAILING OF THE AMERICA—SCHOONER ASHORE, ETC. Boston, Oct. 29, 1851. ‘The royal mail steamship America, Capt. Shannon, sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, via Halifax. She took out $160,000 in American gold, twenty-throe pas- sengers for the former place, and fourteen for the latter. The following is alist of her vor Livenroor.—C. M. Gertie, C. R. Morton, hed. Florence. Willia ‘The schooner V! tage, hence for Albany, is ashore in Nantucket harbor, and has lost her anchor, cable and boats. The ship John M. Mayo, hence for New York, was towed into Holmes’ llole yesterday, with the loss of main and mizen masts. She will be towed to New York to-day. LOSS OF THE BARK RUTH. Cnancestos, Oct, 28, 1861. ‘The bark Susan, from Rio Janeiro via Pernambuco (thirty-five days from the latter pert,) reports that the berk Ruth, from Baltimore for Rio, was lost off Pata- gonia, near Cape St. Roque, about the middle of Sep- tember. The bark had bilged; the crew were saved, to- gether with four hundred barrels of flour, comprising » portion of her cargo, ‘The bark William, HD. ©. Wright, was at Paraibo, THE FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH. Sa varwat, Oot. 28, 1951. ‘The steamship Florida, Captain Lyon, arrived here to. day in sixty-eight hours from New York. SAFETY OF THE Si RAMER EMPIRE ON LAKE ERI. Burravo, Oct. 29, 1861. The missing steamer Empire has been heard from all safe. Bhe was wind bound for four days, and arrived at Detroit on Bunday. Naval Intelligen. Bosrow, Oot. 20, 1961. ‘The new United States steamship Princeton was launched thie afternoon, at the Charlestown Navy Yard, im the presence of about three thousand persons. She paseed into the water beautifully. ‘The Ohie River. Prrresvac, Oot. 20, 1851. The river measures four feet six inches in the chaavel and is ell rising. Jenny Lind at Cincinaatl. Crmounn att, Oot. 99, 1851. Mademoiselle Jenny Lind arrived here, last night, per ePecial train. She gives her Arst congert to-night. The weather in rainy From the South. THE VIRGINIA ELECTION—MURDERER CONVICTED— EMANCIPATED NEG@ROES— VIOLENT STORM—DEATE OF MRS. GOV. UJHAZY, ETC. Bactimong, Oct. 29, 1851. The election of Mr. Thompson, dem, in the fifteenth district of Virginia, in place of Mr. Haymond, whig, is not yet certain. John Foreman (colored) was convicted, in the Balti- more City Court, to-day, of murder in the second degree, for killing George W. Rusk (white), butcher. Thirty-five emancipated negroes from Virginia, arrived at Baltimore to-day, to sail in the Liberia packet of the first. A violent storm raged at Wilmington on Monday, and the Charleston boat was unable to cross. Major Tochman received # letter to-day, aunouncing the death of Governor Ujhasy’s wife, at New Buda, Iowa, Dr. Kinkel addressed a large German meeting at Wheeling, on Saturday night. No mail, south of Wilmington, reached Baltimore to- night. From Boston. THE SHADRACH RESCUE CASE—MONETARY MATTERS. Boson, Oct. 20, 1851. Richard H. Dana, counsel for Robert Morris (colored), lawyer, indicted in the Shadrach rescue case, applied to the District Court, this afternoon, for a special writ, to have the case of his client trausferred from the District to the Circuit Court. The answer to this application will be given to-morrow. The money market, generally, is unchanged, with a little better demand on call. Stocks are heavy, and lower. ————— City Intelligence. Tur Anctic Exrrprrion.—The presentation of medals to the officers and crews of the Advance and Rescue has been postponed. The medals were to have been pre- sented to-day. on beard the North Carolina. Due notice will be given when the ceremony takes place. A Burcian Anrestry —Officer Watson, of the First ward, arrested a burglar, last night. in the act of Ley ing into Beebe’s specie office, in the Phenix Buildings Wallstreet. The robber entered the building by fie through the roof and unfastening the scuttie. He then descended to the hall with a basket of carpenter's tools, and commenced cutting through the floor over the of- fice, where he supposed he would find the treasure. To carry out his operations successfully, he lit mp, which | led to bis arrest, The light reflecting through the glass | | over tbe hail door was obeerved by the watchmen on duty in the neighborhood. and they, apprizing the police, who made ane ntrance tothe building by way of the basemen: me upon and captured the robber while busily ep, woh in cutting through the floor, He was taken to the station house. Suppen Tuiness Cononen Geer —On Tuesday morning, Coroner Geer, at his residence, was suddenly attacked with paralysis, which has paralyzed one side, away the use of one arm avd one leg. He now Lies in a very oritical condition. Drs. Whiting and John- son were called to his aid, and every requisite remedy applied. Last evenixg it was thought he was somewhat better. Mrstany.—Tho following companies paraded yester- the | Coartitution Guarda, composed of the members attached to Copatitution Engine Company No 7. of Brooklyn, Capt. John M. Laughlin, went to Xie Btephen Hewlitt’s, Hempstead, L I. hey numbered seventy. five muskets, and were accompanied by Whitworth’s and Ebl’s bands. The following prizes were awarded :—lst, a splendid silver cup, to Thomar Lynch, preseated to the company by M McNamee; 24, « silver cup, to Daniel Felcher, presented by Edward,Cummings; 24, 8 beautifal gold ring. Lo Joseph Adams, presented by J. Thomas; 4th, & fire cap, to Buckner C. Norman, presented by G. Bur- don; 6th. a megnidéent prise, to a member of the compeny, by the Captain; 6th, a fire cap, presented by Messrs. Cunningbem & Haviland; 7th, a gold piece, pre- revted by «friend, and won by a member of the com- pany. The target of the company was a handsome piece of work manehip. The Richmond Hill Guacts, Capt. J. Brenan, accom- pavied by Adkin’s Washington Band, The Crotius Guard», ba Beinsoth, numbering sixty murkete, with Shelton'’s Band, dressed in blue shirts, Is, white belts, and glaxed caps. Yaa Intuntry, Capt ‘Gedney, with Dodworth’s veierson isk, Capt, Daniel Clarke, with Shelton's marly Guards numbering eighty musketa, accompanied by a band, and preceded by eight pioneers morning, 4 William Lambert mate of the ship Ko EB OW. Barstow, master, lying at Pier No 6, North river, on a charge of selling eight barrels of oatmeal, valued at $48. belonging to the ship's stores, and appropriating the same to his own ure, It seems, by the sfiidavits made before the Police Justice, that, during the absence of the captain, | about the 26ch instant, Lambert disposed of the above property, selling the same to a man, named Patrick | insley, for the sum of $16,a dealer in such articles, | doing business at No 18 Morris street. Under the cir. cumstances, the magistrate beld Kinsley to bail, to wa- swera charge of buying stolen property. Lambert, in | default of bail was comuitted to prison to answer t charge, and Kinsley entered the required security, and was liberated frem custody. Arrest of «Bu —On Tuestay night, a fellow, callirg himself Jobn Smith, was arrés*ed by officer Post. of the Nineteenth ward police. having beea detected in the act of rebbing the grocery store situated at the cor- ner of Fortieth street ant Righth avenue, occupied by Mathias 8. Helck. The rogue eflee'ed an entrance by forcing open a rear wicdow, and was caaght in the store, having just taken about 70 cents from the till Justice McGrath committed the prisoner to the Tombs for trial Grondjlarcny—A colored woman, named Prances Housmen, was arrested yesterday by constable Joseph, ona charge of stealing §70 in money and a diamond pin, from Busan Coulton, residing at No. 6 Lispenard street On the arrest of the prisoner, it was ascertalned that she had bought two silk dresses, # handsomerhawl and other articies with the rtolen money, Justice Lothrop com: mitted the accured to prison for trial, Robbing a Countryman,.—Officer Gavin, of the 5th ward, arrested yesterday o man, named Jos soph Bibley, on a charge of stealing a wallet containing $36 from the per- son of Thomas Hoppe, « resident of White Plains. The complainant, it seems, was in the viciaity of Church treet, and the accured pr tended to bea friend, but scon after managed to extract the wailes from his pocket, and cleared off he potion, on learning from the com- plaipant that he had been robbed, weat im search of the regue, and in a hort time took ‘him into custody, and found on his person the wallet and money belonging to the complainact Justice Lothrop committed ¢! cused to prison for trial Roard of Supervisors. Oct. 28 —The Board met this afternoon; but very little dusiners was di The minutes of the last proceedings were read and approved aneaire's boy Ler] of Sheriff Carniey, for $1,003 05, was ordered | re bill or law books forthe office of the City al and another bill for rervices in offices, were referred. THE CORONER'S Alderman Prasxiis, chairman of the committee ap- pointed to report om the Coroner's bill, ia moving that the Board adiourn to next Thursday week, said that by that day the committee expected to be able to report on the Coroper's bill, Adjourned to Thursday week. Movements of Distingutshed I Lieutenant Governor 8 EB Church; Hon F. Pollet, al, Altany, tom M_ 0. Story jon j man Kinderhook; ‘Bhizus, Philadelphia; Hon. L? ton, , U8. A. were among the arrivals at the Irving liouse, yesterday Hon. Henry 8. Foote, was at New Orleans on the 20th petant. Five candidates for the Presidency are now in canter, ington city, viz, :—Millard Fillmore, John J. Daniel Webster, Winfield Scott. The Turf. Union Cotnsr, &. I.--Taorrixa.—Ootober 2%. Purse, $500, two mile heats, in harness. James Wh ley = Time—First Heat. First mile... ve. 500 Totals. «ee % Mack was the favorite at two to one against the field and large amounts were staked on the result. A great quantity of money was wagered by the friends of Lady Buffolk and Jack Rossiter, as to which of them would be best in the race, Boston Girl was little thought of until the end of tho last heat, when she came in @ good second, to the astonishment of every one. Mack wom with the greatest ease; and gave such exhibitions of epeedat times during the race that he is now considersd the fastest trotting horse in the world. The time og te arb nde keh as int alike bginniyof the het, he aii work todo afterwards, Had Mack not been ie the ast, the contest between the others would have been very ga but he destroyed the interest by being to: Centrevitte Cover, L, I.—Taorrina.—On Tuesday last, a moet exciting trot took place for a purse of $300, milo heats, best three in five, between b. g. Chautauque Chief, ch. g. Rhode Island, and b. h. 8t. Lawrence. The race was won by Chautauque Chief in three straight though very closely contested, heats. He was the favor: ite throughout the race, atovertwoto one. He is @ most splendid trotter, and, although a stranger, he has made himself hosts of backers already, Rhode Island rather astoniehed the people by the rapid improvement he has made since he has been in the hands of his presemé owner, Mr. Charles Ellis, of New Orleans, who purchased, him soon after be arrived here with Lady Suffolk. M: Ellis intends taking Rhode Island back to the South with him, and we are suze he could not have selected a more promising young horse. St Lawrence trotted id finely throughout the race. and was weil up in each he: He is, beyond doubt, the fastest trotting stallion on the turf, ‘irst Heat.—Chautauque Chief won the pole, Rhode Island the second place, St Lawrence the outside. After scoring a few times, they were Tay fpr ther and at a slashing pace, which they kept up round pper turn and down the backstretch, Chautauque poi to the balf mile pole in 1:14 about @ len’ ahead of St. Lawrence, Rhode Island close up. Rhod sland paseed St. Lawrence on the lower turn, and closet rapidly on the Chief; but breaking up om the home stieteD, the Chief led home a. winuer by half a dozen lengths, making the beat in 2:32. St Lawrence broke up two or three times on the last quarter. Second Hee} —Chautauque took the lead at the word, and retained it throughout the heat, going to the quar- ter pole im 39 seconds, to the huif in 1:16, and coming honie in 2:32, Rhode Island and 8t. Lawrence were bot at his heels from beginning to end. &t. Lawrence broke up twice on the bomestretch, and Taland ones, and that tco when lapped on the Chief and within a hun- dred yards of the score Third Heat --A counterpart of the second. Chautauque led a length to the quarter pole in 39 secoads, and to the half in 1-16, Rhode Island and St. Lawrence both broke on the homestretch, and the Chief won by lengths. Time, 2:33};. ‘The above horses contend egain for # purse on Friday next, two mile bi ty —The entertainments for this oven. ing. are the pew aud snecessful drama of the “ Cross of Death.” in which Mecers, Cony and Taylor fill the pro- minent characters, one they will display the surprising sagacity of their di ‘The first piece will be the © Gam- bier's Pate,” with Messrs Eddy, filton, and other actors of great drematic celebrity, in the leading characters. The amusements will conclude with the comedy of ~ SMe. ard Mrs, White.” Bnoapway Turarer —This being the last appearance of the celebrated Mad. Celeste, a bill of great attraction is presented to the patrons cf the Broadway theatre. \3 The first piece is the cperatic romantle ballet, called the “Taming a Taztar.” Mad, Celeste appears in her innt- mitable character of Mazourka; ehe will appear in @ new Hungarian dance, “Pas de Fascination,” and the | SPotke DPxtase”” ‘The amusements will close with the | beutiful comedy of “All that Glitters is not Gold,” with, Conway and Mad. Ponisi in the principal characters. Burton's Turarer —The excellent ecmedy, entitled “ Nature's Noblemat | presely for this establishment, and every night witnessed with ¢ ‘tanost delight, will again be Pee this | evening the same cast cf stag: which has always giv ‘oessive pleasure to the patrons of Burton's eleste and M. Frederic will execute a the eptertsinments will terminate with “Used Up.’ It is aoe , those who buve witnesena the sterling ac: jurton’s inimitable company will be sure to visit pt street this vening Natiovat Tueatre —An excellent bill is announced at this feurishing theatre, to-night. Tho commencing fea- ture will be the celebrated awd highly successfal drama entitled © Mabel, the Child of the Battle-held ’ with tte wual powerful cast This will be succeeded by the pleasing drama, styled the « Watch Dogs. or the Lost Heir and Fatal Carket,” in which Mr. Blanchard will a as Pierre In Grosse, introducing his colebrated dog with the popular nautical “i Susan,” Mr. Beott appearing as Ninzo's Garnex —This evening is rot apart for the beneht of one of the most graceful and excelieat dam- cers, Mdile Bertin. The performane-s commence wi the comic pantomime of the © Millimers, or ange. Rendervous,” ia which nearly all’ the celebrated ei troupe appear | This excellent plece will be ful- d by a new fallet, composed b Brillant called Mile. Bertin on this occasion, will dames iziiana. The entertaloments will terminate with new and effective ppear as Rouge, fhe Gnome novenam's Lyerem — Mr, Newfi can tregedian, concludes his gnengemm this even- ing. He will appearas Kob soy Siete Campbell, im the beautiful operatic play of “Rob Roy.’ supported by Dievare. Chippendale, Skerritt, Palmer, Sire Maeder and Mre. Skerrett, forming a highly attractive cast. the popular Irich drama styled the “White Horse of the Pep- yers,"’ will be the coneluding plese, Mr. Brougham sus- taining his favorite character of Gerald Pepper Johm- stor, Foster,and Mrs Brougham appear in the lending parts. This is an exceedingly attractive bill, and should cause an overflow at Brougham's to night. Crntery's Mowsrnsts —This unrivalled band of deli- Deatore of negro eccentricities give an excellent pro- gramme for to-night. Beveral of their most popular a instrumental pieces and wittislams papular Ameri- Fricows’ Moverners bave provided an entertaiament worthy the patronage of the public. itneceed with the "utmost delight. d see them. xt m's Mowrum.—“ Rosina Meadows,’ in the after- noon. attracted # great erowd here yesterday. Inthe — the new dihutente, from London, Miss Charlotte Lacy, was weil received. The farce was enjoyed with great humor. and the songs and dances were relished with — satisfaction. Professor Sedgewick wee warmly isaded im the concertina © Rosina Mee dows’ will be ropeated this evening and « splendid ool- lection of enterteinments this afternoon V Nin §. oon —The second concert of Heart A frem Helland, came off, inet evening at this besa! concert room. oe tani sae at the piano. ‘The audit nee was able, but as to num Be Sy og 1, coche be ecealaured prottasts to the artist. PPY discoursed the sweetest music from his violin, al ve the most comren Srak proot that he porserees abilit: a tittle inferior to Ole Vieux Tem latter of whom he resembles monte ia his ed of instrumentation. The vocal part of Performance was executed with great artistic ability Mr. any Mas B. Writtase have es. in thie after mmocenful open SP ew ly Theatre, om day next. Cartars Janes Tenven's grand complimentary rday evening mext, at nine ere So aiewes ‘Burten, 8 So bam, ©. W. Clarke, Johm Sefton, Mins revo al Dodworth'e av "s own character and a the due to the distinguished fun he was ‘That the letters were able, forcible, and mi - ae respectful and omen no American need be told.— Natisnal Intelligencer, Oct Farner Matnew's Tour i Astenrca —0. R. Mahony, ether has tattca coploue notes Uf the Teverend gentieman'# tour ich he will range for pabli- arope. Mr. Mahony has been he has been honored the Presteoat, cnt where thened interview by every forded him of com sources mance 0 vurentlo Senet coon oe eeaes forthooming work be , to one of eur most dis- eho inimitable Cornet and ——_ members of the dramatic profession, hars He services for thir praine- roucdy tendered their valuable wort fy ‘object Captein Turner i « gentleman every way orthy te support of the public, because Of the many rervices be has rendered the destitute, Court of Common Pleas. Hon, Judges Oct. 290.—Ordered, That the issues heard and determined at & Special Term, to be hetd at Chambers, unless ordered ease Ordered, That the ineues of law on the present Genera Calendar of October Term. be transferred to the Spwotal motel ‘Term Calendar for N: Court Calendar for c Tite Da et corse & ova’